Mario Boyé

from Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Mario Boyé
Boye boca 1944.jpg
Mario Boyé at the Boca Juniors
Personnel
Surname Mario Emilio Heriberto Boyé Auterio
birthday July 30, 1922
place of birth Buenos Aires ,  Argentina
date of death July 21, 1992
Place of death Buenos Aires ,  Argentina
position striker
Juniors
Years station
1936-1941 Boca Juniors
Men's
Years station Games (goals) 1
1941-1949 Boca Juniors 190 (108)
1949-1950 CFC genoa 18 0(12)
1950-1953 Racing Club Avellaneda 84 0(33)
1954 CA Huracan 20 00(7)
1955 Boca Juniors 18 00(5)
National team
Years selection Games (goals)
1945–1951 Argentina 17 00(7)
1 Only league games are given.

Mario Emilio Heriberto Boyé (born July 30, 1922 in Buenos Aires , † July 21, 1992 there ) was an Argentine football player. The long-time player of the Boca Juniors and the Racing Club was also active for one season in the Italian Serie A at CFC Genoa .

Career

Player career

Mario Boyé, born on July 30, 1922 in the Argentine capital Buenos Aires , began his football career with the Boca Juniors . For the club from the slum La Boca , Boyé first visited the youth department from 1936 to 1941, before he was accepted into the club's first team in the last year. The young attacker was found there for nine years until 1949. During this time Mario Boyé brought it in the jersey of the Boca Juniors to a total of 190 league games in which he scored an outstanding 108 goals. In the wedding of city rival River Plate , Mario Boyé won the Argentine championship twice with the Boca Juniors. In the Primera División 1943 they were first with a lead of one point on defending champion River Plate. A year later, the team around players like Natalio Pescia , Jaime Sarlanga and the legendary Uruguayan Severino Varela managed to defend this title win. In the Primera División they left River Plate behind them again, this time Boca separated two points from the second from River. Two years later, in the 1946 season , an individual title for Mario Boyé was added to the two championship titles with the Boca Juniors. With 24 goals this season, he secured the title of best goalscorer of the season in Argentina.

In 1949 Mario Boyé left Boca Juniors and his Argentinian homeland and moved to the Italian Serie A at the traditional club CFC Genoa . In the Serie A 1949/50 Boyé behaved with eighteen inserts and twelve goals scored his club to reach twelfth place. After that, the Argentine striker's engagement in Italy ended after just one year and he returned to his homeland. After a contract with CD Los Millonarios had already been signed in Colombia's capital Bogotá , Boyé joined the reigning Argentinian champions racing club . From 1950 to 1953 Boyé stormed for the Racing Club and made a total of 84 league games in which he scored 33 goals. After the club had become champions under coach Guillermo Stábile in the year before Boyé's arrival, this title win was repeated two more times in the two following years, this time also Mario Boyé had his share. The 1950 season ended first with eight points ahead of CA Independiente , while a year later they finished the same, but this time only after winning the championship final against CA Banfield . The decisive goal for the championship, the 1-0 in the second leg against Banfield (first leg: 0-0) was scored by Mario Boyé one minute after the restart.

Mario Boyé stayed at the Racing Club until 1953 before moving to CA Huracán for one season . After twenty league games with seven goals, Boyé returned to the 1955 season where his career began two decades earlier, in the Boca Juniors' Bombonera Stadium . Here Boyé played another year, made eighteen league games with five goals, and finally ended his football career in 1955 at the age of 33 in his home club's shirt.

After the end of his active career as a soccer player, Mario Boyé opened the Pizzeria La Guitarrita in Buenos Aires together with René Pontoni , a long-time successful attacker of CA San Lorenzo de Almagro and often competitor Boyé in this role . After Pontoni's early death in 1983, Boyé continued to run the business alone for nine years before he died on July 21, 1992, a good week before his seventieth birthday. Pontoni's grandson still runs the pizzeria in Buenos Aires today.

National team

Between 1945 and 1951, Mario Boyé played a total of seventeen international matches in the Argentine national football team , in which he hit the opposing goal seven times. With the national team, the attacker celebrated three triumphs in the Copa America , which at that time was still called Campeonato Sudamericano . In the 1945 event in Chile , the Argentine team was the first to win a group stage, one point ahead of Brazil . A year later in their own country they finished first in a group stage before Brazil. And another year later, the Argentine national team finally managed the hat trick in the Copa America with Mario Boyé. In Ecuador they took first place again with a lead of two points over Paraguay .

successes

1943 and 1944 with the Boca Juniors
1950 and 1951 with the Racing Club
1945 , 1946 and 1947 with the Argentine national team

Web links

personal data
SURNAME Boyé, Mario
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Boyé Auterio, Mario Emilio Heriberto (full name)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Argentinian soccer player
DATE OF BIRTH July 30, 1922
PLACE OF BIRTH Buenos Aires , Argentina
DATE OF DEATH July 21, 1992
Place of death Buenos Aires , Argentina